Whats going on?
You cant be serious?
Have I missed something?

Quote by flower411
I have used the chat rooms longer than being in the forums.
Since using the chat rooms about two years ago, I always had a feeling I like to see who I am talking to and felt others must feel that way too, but I never wanted to go on cam in the main rooms, as I observed and watched for ages the expectations of some what a woman on cam was expected to do.
A thought occurred ages ago that to have what I wanted to be able to go on cam show my face without expectations from others was to open a room myself and see what happened.
I must say my vision worked over time the room became a safe haven for me and many others that could have a place where no matter if the other woman on cam were stripped we wouldn’t have any crude unwanted visitors as we all pulled together and politely told them to find somewhere else to go.
In the year I opened rooms I can’t ever remember having to kick anyone from the room or call an op as we were having problems in the room.
I wouldn’t call myself vain as I never went on cam for men’s attention I went on cam in a way of you wouldn’t go to a party and expect the host not to be visible.
I believe many that came to my room went away with a smile on their face, it was arousing to but we hardly ever spoke about sex in there, arousal comes from opening the mind for me and having a laugh and banter.
I have had many a funny night with a lot of people from here, many people I haven’t met but feel we have as we have shared many a nights laughing and having fun.
I miss those nights, the chat rooms just don’t feel the same anymore.
Maybe I need to start opening rooms again and lets get this party started.
Flower get your hat out I might be back.
Friday nights are party nights I will sort the music all I need are the guests.
Where have they all gone?
Quote by meat2pleaseu
women things we have to juggle more balls then men.
Quote by Resonance
Everyone's situation is different as to whether a nursery is right for their children.
In utopia of course, children stay at home with warm, nurturing, educational mum or dad until they go to school and quickly get top of the class. Nobel prizes beckon once they've left Oxford etc etc.
Truth is, many nurseries can offer far more to a young child than a parent can on their own. There is the socialisation aspect of learning and interacting with other children and adults, which is hugely important. There is the educational aspect, emotional aspect. A good nursery is 1000 times better for a child than a "bad" or even "average" parent at home.
The key is balance I suppose and what that balance is, depends on peoples circumstances. There is no right and wrong answer, it is entirely personal and people should never be judged for it.
To blame societies ills on absent parents is wrong. It is the absence of parenting skills that is part of the problem which is entirely different.
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They are putting the squeeze on lone parents and if I am not mistaken they expect you to be back at work at the child's 7th birthday now.
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I happened to point out that I had made more than one "improper" remark and that I tended to letch as well![]()
She said "Oh yeah, but you`re not creepy" !!